Practical shotgun

A couple of shorts of his excellency, @Supaduke doing the practical shotgun comp… Must say, pretty nimble for a bloke of his stature. I even added some music for motivation.

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Stumbled across this whilst looking into shotguns for practical competition.

Shawmac industries converted the last of the Berika Black Ops SG’s in Australia to lever release. Quality/Reliability seems questionable at best with these, but an interesting bit of kit non the less. Surprisingly legal in NSW.

Like IPSC kind of practical?

Yeah, the poor blokes had me in his ear.

I’m getting a T2000 for SSAA Practical, but the new mag fed Buck Master looks very “practical”

I might have to look into a Cat C for it on my gimp status.

In Vic you can, but limited to two.

So far, T2000 is the most reliable out of the box. At least what I’ve seen. Buckmaster Gen2 could be sexy, but might need a bit of filing work, a bit sharp to load on the move fast. Magazines, ooof, I’d go tube, also, I’m not sure 10 roun ld magz are allowedanymore. They are in vic for ipsc, but that’s really it. I absolutely love my 14" sulun. Has been repaired and runs suuuuuper smooth now, but 5+1 is not really competitive enough. That said, i don’t care because i love it.

By my estimates, i need 2 more shotguns :slight_smile:

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Yeah, this week!

In Qld you can too for your injured and recoil sensitive shoulder with a medical cert, but up here from memory I think you were required to modify semi auto shotguns to two round capacity, which sounds retarded but the guns were getting requested for sporting use so clays/skeet etc, so that was WLB’s way of saying FU and making the semi’s issued no more “dangerous” than a double barrel.
But this is all just hearsay as I’ve never done it and don’t personally know anyone who has either.

Exactly how it is in Vic.

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I suspect it’s the same here in NSW, I should see if I can get a 5 shot over the line for prac shotty.
Worth investigating, because who knows if no one tries?
They can only say no and then again when I appeal and then again when I write to the chief commissioner!

WA has way more fun…

Here’s some IPSC goodness I’ve found this week with hardware that wouldn’t fly here in NSW. Shame.

…but is it worth it?